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Are you sure I can't help you?
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We close in four minutes.
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- I'm Eleanor.
- I see.
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- Don't mean much to you?
- Not a great deal, no.
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I don't think too much of you, either.
I mean, to be perfectly honest.
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I don't even begin to figure
what she sees in you.
1:02:24
Eleanor, I certainly appreciate
your honesty.
1:02:26
I think you're a dump.
1:02:28
- A what?
- A dump.
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- After how you treated her...
- Wait a minute.
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After how I treated whom? Who is "her"?
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- Doris.
- Doris?
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I don't know any... Oh, Doris.
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Now I get it. Doris.
Eleanor, you've got the wrong dump.
1:02:41
- That's what they all say.
- This time they're telling the truth.
1:02:45
You want Felix.
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You're not Felix?
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Downstairs. They said downstairs,
that Felix was up here.
1:02:52
Well, he is.
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- That's Felix?
- Disappointing, isn't it?
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- What, is he sleepin'?
- No, he's dead.
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Come on.
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No. He passed away
about two weeks ago...
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...but the folks here at the store were so
fond of him, that we all got together...
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...and we decided to have him stuffed.
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- Hell of a good job, don't you think?
- Cut the crap.
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Felix Sherman?
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I think so.
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- What have I done to deserve this?
- Not much, the way I heard it.
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You're not...?
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Are you...?
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- I'm Eleanor.
- You're Eleanor.
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- Barney, this is Eleanor.
- Don't touch me. I got a condition.
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Where's Doris, Eleanor?
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I got this message for you.
1:03:47
Doris does not want to see you again.
That's why I came instead.
1:03:50
She told me to tell you that
she doesn't want to talk to you again...
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...or anything.
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Even if you should see her on the streets...
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...or in a store by accident,
including where she is right this minute...